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Societies.

ime OF meeting Of the F. G.. T.
benevolent Societies OF Kansas an1
Missouri:
IL ANENWORTH LODGE NO. /,
Monday night Of each week.
= ,,-~.S.-ss 49, W. P. Hubbard, Pres.
DanirlsGarrett Secy.
LAWRENCE LODGE. NO. 2.
first and third Monday nights ot
month.
A L. Brooks, Pres.
B. F. Bates, Secy.
TOPEKA LODGE NO. 3. on the
first and third Tuesday nights.
A. d. DeFrantz, Pres.
ID. B. Garrett. Secy.
NORTH TOPEKA LODGE, No, 6.
meet on the first and third Satur-
day Of the month.
IL. Galloway, Pres.
&. [. Bird whistle. Secv.
NICODEMUS LODGE, NO. 7, meet
first and third Mondays Of each
month.
A. n. Harper, Pres.
d. W. Miles, Secy.
TECUMSEH LODGE, NO. IL. meet
first and third Monday Of the
month.
John Evans, Pres.
- Evans, Secretary.
Meeting of the Branch Lodges Of
the Order:
LEAVENWORTH BRANCH NO. |,
meet on Wednesday evening Of
each week.
Mrs. !. Rutfins, Pres.
Miss Katy Matthews, Secy.
LAWRENCE BRANCH NO. ?, meet
on the first and third " Wednesday
evening Of the month.
Mira. Z. Wilkerson, Pres.
MISS Florence King, Stcy.
LEANENWORUH LADY LODGE,
No l. meet first ana third Wednes-
day evening ID each month.
Mrs. Edirh Debuu4b, Pres.
Miss Julia Perkins, cecy.
TOPEKA BRANCH, No. 3, meet
tirst and third Thursday evening OF
the month.
Mrs. @. ". Atkinson, Pres.
Mrs. Malissa TOWnsaud. Secy.
EXODUS LODGE NO. 2034, @. L.
O. OF O. F.. meets on Thursday
evening Of each week, al their hall
on Kansas Ave. betW cen A and B
streets, North Topeka. All breth-
rem in good standing are invited TO
meet " itb Us.
NJ. A. Morrison, n. G.
G. W. Charles, T. S.
The Eastern No. ), meet the 2d aud
4th Monday evening Of each month
Mrs. Mason, MatroD.
Mrs. i. f. Mcclure, Secy,
Mount Maria No. ), meet 1st and Sd
Monday evenings.
G. w. Smith, W. NJ.
G. w. Barker. Secy.
NORTH TOPEKA.
kaw Valley No. IS, meet 2d and Al
Monday evenings.
VIM. Harris, W. NJ.
z. w. Barker, Secy.
Mt. Calvary, L, d., meet 1t and e
Tuesday evenings.
Thomas Mack, W. NJ.
II. S. Smith, Secy.
Eoclid No.2. AF & A NJ meet 2d anC
Sd Monday evenings.
Wesley Hale, W. NJ.
Geo. r. Waters. Secy.
Branch Lodge No. 6 North Topeka
meets the first and third Wednesda.
evenings of each month. Mrs. b.
Wheat, President, Miss Matte Yves
Sec'y.
The Ladies Phiades Chamber No: 5
or the Golden Shroud Of the WIS
Men. meet The 1st and Sd Monda
evenings at the Benevolent Hal
corner 4lh and Kansas ave.
Mrs. d. II. Wood, w. 2.
Mrs. S. A. Hyde, Sec.
Lodge No. y, F. G.. |. B. S. of kansa
and Missouri meet at their hal
Great Bend, Kansas, on the lst an
Sd Mondays of the month.
Wilson Morant, President.
William Johnson. Secretary.
Branch Lodge No. y. f. @. |. B. ;
Of Kansas and Missouri meet 1
and 81 tfie3peeday Of the month.
Mrs. FrGrccs Smith, President.
Mss. Ella FrenchY. Secretary.
The Wise Men Of America meet 9
Manspeaker's Hall, Kansas avenue
on pa and 4th Monday nights,
]. NJ. Floyde. f. A.
r. Hyde. G. :.
Queen Esters No. +, |. 0. |. meet l;
and 81 Thursday eve. at Mar
speaker Hall.
/ n
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SUPERlNTEDEhTS.

7.
4 Is monthly journal. Designed e1csuslFe4y
for SupprtnIendeuts. TERMS :---5 cents per
yea 80 subscription recei led for less than =
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Xl. Baptist TeaCncr.-A Monthly
Journ8 tor sunday school Workers. TERA>:-
single copy for one year. a. cent?. Five
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ADVANCED GRADE.

XII Advanced Quarterly -IEhMS:
single COPY cents. In packages OF 1Ee
ar5 ,1nwar,is. 3 cents per copy. making SI-.pl
nar hundred for twelve months
VIII. Bible Lessons i Rms
comics for one month. ~ cents: tor three
months 81 -. for six. months S3-Q"' Tor one
wear s. ID.
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cow or orr grECiALTiEH ONE SQUARE
- Boo heart ~ city. tu investors. lots iu rltiuu
uud lamb subdivision south Ut cts. handsome
building lots hrh aud healthy Ius'ur.a luH1
t'Uu lHuIrulnlD Hud fernando rHi. iiBui.HIno
nrIdUnUo. Mitchell avenue. uruT fernando flHh. n
fnuin. r,st.i water. urhnri etc. Uu r"l JIr line
terms risv. gu arros harm band iYf FuldiNldiuT
into SMALL farms. ~ urrH Doc timber good houses
etc. lUN and rhsy terms Zine husIuos. Dot un Main
tUtwH,u IHUt aud Uypfiuu 1iNl u irrt alley uu
eide md rff cheap o. quick tu rHi thI bargain
liHud-Hu. IHis in lhumrH' subdivision. al IsI iuui
i"ut sham. tl,F will tU odd tluu iafrflul %
Nu.fy between Wlurhr.irr aud illII IAiu'
huu.. funIHa, out houses. shRhr aud luit tWrH
terms. ONE bali uIsh. ialhuue iu lN months
lHuu will boy hnndsumo burk residence 90
Vance fUUHa. Wniuf ga fflh'iH. ytUH iDFmU HH.I.
u.g cottages. south plus unui. 20 leave rir. Be-
bargain a uumulrlau u ~ value ul other r.''"slum
uustri0a iho hCt that tbc prize ~ lnnd Doe Mem
Uhis O. now very low uni lu FHul lu".lIlrs fHTu iu
enhance YrfT rapidly W assure fuu Chat Nu uf"
rfrIaf.l fu meet any demand mHiU upon us iIr
luF. huUka Uf urrr pfuIfUy Do Wu hove uHi
what you NauLun Ouflisi. name Csc property Won
want ana W. VII sec That EuU rrt o. Do TO hU Wh0fU
twill our facilities iur handling real estate urn
aurnlHrh Ny none We will wlIIEIdr. iufm s"ull.
UHiHH uf rirHaH Yuu lu ans WY. Capitalist. HUa Hl
doing hIisinrH viii uH l,t thorn D. IIrh Ur poor
rHu drprud upon our rpf ruiHiiIuH being rIr.
UJt tuuyp UudyutD solicited. -
T. MOORE 90,
Hcal rnio Dealer 20 second tin.t, suygl &
EIfht Block
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Caiarrh In ~ destructive iorcc stands next 10 and
undoubtedly leads on 10 consumption II l. there.
fore singular that those AFFLICTED With this fearful
disease should not make Il the object Of their lives
10 rid themselves Of A. Deceptive remedies con.
ooctod by lgnomnt prctcndor 10 medical knowl'
edge have weakened the confidence Of the great
majority II sufferers In all advertised remedies
They hcromc resigned 10 n life 81 mlFry mihcr
than torture ihcmsciyct with doubtful pallail,Cs.
hut this will never do. Calhrrh must b. met at
every stage aud comhatcd with all our might In
many cases the disease hAs assumed dangerous
symptoms Tho bones aud cartilage IT the nnae,
the urrnus Of hearing 81 sccing AID % tasting ~
affected az 10 ho useless, the uyulh 90 elongated,
the throat 10 nnamcd aud lrruicd ~ ~ produce
constant aud distressing cough.
kAsTUIn.a RADICAL trnE meets every phase "
Catafrh from n simple head cold ~ the mot lnhih.
some aud destructive ttgus. u o. Local and couFil
tutlonni Instant IN relieving, permanent In cur
ing snie. economical aud noycfihliiug.
Zach package contains one husuc ~ The RADICAL
Cuur one box CATAunuAL SOLVENT, aud an Isl.
rE0vrp lsnAlrH- with treatise price, q.
PorrrR DEuo & CHEMICAL Co, BouoN.
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LABOR AGENCY.


nOiOREn FARM LABOR lUlNi4itED 10 Do
- plantation wOtkHNc UW iu correspondence
With iyyUml huudr,d colonel families who live ne
south Carllua nuTufr unable " paw their trHus
purigtlon nuyWhprr. They nru anxious tn rn o.
Arkansas. nnl nrr ~ iiling 90 bind themselves iu u
contract to WORK one ycnr and " they arr we'll
treated nj The end of sdi yCir viii rnrw their old
ruututi They pr.,f 'u Wufa nu fhnn ard f7 ,
provisions furnished them during the year unl
when tlo crop b. on gathered provision I'LL aud
transportation D. deducted ifum their proportion
pi crop TsfU Dplufri people ar old tImr dlfair'
and know uUthinE huI farming aud ns thri have
made nothing iur years Hud uan not make any Thing
inr thrmsgNpH, they nfU anxious % make move
Al planters Wishing frun labor and are willing iu
Udlhnrr transportation in them. viii du we'll tn
wrIic tu o.lhrf 81 ilD undersigned agents who can
furnish the lhmlIlg nui vii quote low hates pr
head.
CHARLIE n WALKER
jon No. LAtlMlB
lNibu BUSH.
C,HCml Agylts Atlanta Ga.
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NO MORE coNeLoMERATE.
Pute Water In Reach Of Everyone.

Keen your cliiems clean aud purify tho water.
Dirt leaves straw. bugs. spiders and mlcc might a.
we'll w into the refuse pile - into your ci,iern but
hr,c will accumulate on yoaf rooi and 80 thence 10
your Csicrn. You eau prOyVut thvI patsagc thliher
hy the usc 81 patent llller manufactured IN tba
CIV ~ Geo T. Ruhsch, u. Ito will place this
hlcr n ON trial aud remove u II Il docs mot hep
your tlatcfn fruo lfom al impurities
Tclephone No. ". OF call Il b1i Mbsiaippl Ave
ma.
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MOISEa To IEr

A NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ OF rooms; No 100 Rayburn ave,
C0TTAGES-rwO COTTAGES on BUTLER,
y near shelby, Apply Mt G7S shelby ST,
GoTTAGEs AND RooMs-L. u. EATON, NO u
" Madison street
CoTTAGE-230 ROSS AVE, 3 ROOMS AND
" Kitchen, in good repair, Apply a Mosby st.
LMEGANT NEW HOusE-No no ~ SIDE 81
~ faul ST. seven rooms ample supply of closets
Apply next door east or No. Madison st.
| JouSE-FURNlslTED HOUSE RENT LOW.
/ / Five rooms, Near street ear line.
Apply NJ No. West CourtsL
NEW COTTAGE-WlTII FOUR ROOMS. GOOD
~ water. Apply to $50 Manassas street.
CALOoN AND BOARDING HOUSE, WITH RES
- muulut attached, In tuc locality
Apply ut l99 Main street
uNENEMFNr-BOTU SIDES OF \ DESIRABLE
i tenement Good Cislcrn and yard. Nos, 30
aud 2G Elliottst Apply At 2n5 Bcalost
TWO HOUSES on TWO ROOMS EACH on
fernando street car line, near south gate OF
Elmwood cemetery, Joseph Lcuuw, De- Union It,
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Getty Hospital
Distribution by Warls-Tirt .; Second,
T. Third, Z; Fourth, 1. Filth, o Sixth u;
seventh, o. Eighth, I; Ninth, o, Tenth,
O. City Hospital, .. Still born, o. White,
TO- Colorcd, n. Total, "a.
\. A. WILLIAMSON, MD,
Secretary B0nrioi Health.
THE father.in-lnw Of the Row. J. NJ. Ing.
ling. AltmounL H., had kidney disease forty
years. peru-ua cured him.
picrrRg frames, Sc up. Ieubric's.
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srnAYtD or STOLEN.

MANI -OSE DARK NAY MAN., 1liREl
WI feet white, branded ON left shoulder 7 4, tVu
90 totchead so reward for her rcturn 10 30 Mon
ne street
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NInnhn,. tho hlh OF Drcember. 1851.

~ - O'Clock m. IN front " mo court house IN tho
rliy vi Memphis shelby county Tenn, qel the i1l.
lowing described nal estate tD the highest aud
bot ulfipr, Cor CiHh. tU.wlt lying, being aud
situated la tie 1a8inT District ~ shelby county.
Tenn late city oi Memphis situated ON South
Court street md being the east halt oi loi No. 21i
on The plan and map ui the uid city % Mcmphis,
sad llt beginning no the northeast corner OF aid
lot IN ruuulug thence west with tho s0uth side OF
South Court kiftyt ls fCst ~ inches. thence south
q cet inches thence east 5icet0i lnchcs. thence
north "a feet inches 10 tho beginning Terms oil
ratnea,h L. D. JORDAN,
Euarltl tuni lanlauar
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CHEAT COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column win be charged at
rate Of iSc for two iio,s one Insertion; two nser.
tions, csc; one week, 5Oc
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IOT LUNCH. oY-Ili,s SERVED ~ fNEgY
l style. Imported wine, hquurs aud cigun, at
EEEGtks. ~ MHln eret
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Eating ASp LuSoII uousrS.
nlsrArnANrs ANn sALnoNs.

C,TAR LUNCH ROOM. W. sECoND srIEEr
> Oyrcr IN every style. lang Benton. iruprS
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the tni'r or hlHlmnoc iotu1inras IN from
UD tp wldaya ly thr MuIIrHiri Soft rh1 Thus nui
onifr treatment Acuntfart maize with each paii,ui
rtrlDtuto. pydurUIu aud Natlruoclo tuu'd 100 %
short time tifrulHrf uu application.
The ncdieRtsd roft Fad Truss has me
spring ln th0 iruui ilrriutr nyuId EE hll kidney
troubles and can In worn uiRhi anu day. Nrwlhf
aufrr ths Truss o. lr cosy in wear nUl iu hold up
the bowel. or money refunded. Mod. and lifted io
male ur female hY bli hullI
b Icrcrnn ~. MnmnhIL. Icnn-
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PEnu-ss and Man-a.lin worked miracles on
Mrs. Ellen Maynards ulcers, oswego, Ia
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Mortuary Report,
For the week ending Saturday, December s.,
1857, AZ o o'clock pm:
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ron SALE
I)LANrArIoS
4 GOOD PLANTATION.

Forty miles irnin the city ON NJ & r.. q n, situated
within ONE aud o. halimilci 81 Como. Mis-. said
Ilarg contains go hrrs. ~ we'll improved good
DbIn1. water Fn huuse, IrHH, and everything
necessary tnhg good cotton or stock farm. AOucei.
blr o. schools and churches Tor further iuiuuu1
iinn apply tn T. y Heath, ofv siglgc 4 NouloyL
80 ifuui street, urt0
gitD0E UnO4.
tome 'i'Fg
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ROOMS TO LET.
ROOMS TO LET.
FURNISHED RooMs-lg MAIN ST.
FURNISHED FRONT AND BACK RoOMS-i0

ROOMS 10 LET.
LuRNlsIIED RoOMs-lg MAIN ST.
FURNISHED FRONT AND BACK RooMS-iN
" Court IT.
MICE ROOMS AND BOARD AT No. 81 sIIEL.
~ by street. firstclnSs uclghburhood.
OFFICES - TuE DESIRABLE OFFICES RI
" ccutly occupied by me &c % Madison IT,, 10
GOOD tenant n NJ ESTES
nFFICEs-A SUITE or NICE OFFICES IN MA.
~ sonie Temple Apply g -.
hJN y PRICE SECRETARY.
doom NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
IL down stairs cheap No iS2 pcSoto st.
DOOM FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, % UNION
N street
DoONs- NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
IL very dcslmblc, At ~ Madison street
Doom LARGE FURNISHED ROOM rLENs
~ ant locntion aud CENTRAL, nj Oh Madison IT.
DooMs- NEATLY FURNISHED BoOMs-AP
~ ply at 10 MulhcrY street
pooMs-iCl UNION REEr-REFElTNCEs
~ required.
DOOMs-FuRNtsnED on UNPUBLISHED, AT
IL 'lCuuu street
ID OoMs-sUlTAnLE FOR OFFICES or sLrrr
! / ms rooms. Apply 20 Dr. J.. H. luumis, 2ls
Main No., corner Ndnms
DOOMs OVER $50 AND $50 MAIN 81. suIrN.
~ bic for offices. NfNTE & PARENT
DOOMs Two FURNISHED Rooms TuR
! \ lirht housekeeping, central location. Al.
du'ss f2 lhirl street
DOOM. FURNISHED. SUITABLE FUR GIN
1 ucmpu. - lunn a.
DooNs= NICELY FURNISHED, AT ~ MADI.
~ fon street
doom. FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED, Ar
l \ NJ. 49, Court street
DOoNs FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
~ mums 1T 90 CouH street
DopNs FURNISHED or UNrUENIsuED
IL Nu. ii7 lind,u fiptt
uONs-FuHNlsuEpO on UNFINISHED. At
II lll court street
DOpW#NiCE FRONT ROOM. SOUTHERN *.
II uosnr, furnished or uniurnishcd. Apply nt
Yi Vance Etrrrt
DOnNs -FOUR NiCE ROOMS FOR uorsE
II kprpiur ur suitable Cor uturrs over ~ Nuuh
tuuH ftfvui Tall ct ulolr urmhor.
| bouNs svrrAmE IuW iIGur HOUSE.
| ~ krcpiur. Inquire nj No. - Court T.
rTuIHEE ROOMS ~ PRIVATE PANTY
! l Madison u.
Roous AM BOARD
DOAEp-GOup nay BOARD At tsU pI.l
y month. 2iH Muuro g.
nUItAniE ROOMS AND BOARD Ar,2 MAD.
- fpn street
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JIG. SCHMIDT 81 son
REMOVED TO
No. 200 MAIN sTuEi.r. MEMPHIS. TENN.
Chancory Sale.

NoCf71. n. u In the Chauccry Court ~ shelby
county 1o1nl Mary D. bcnie, b. her uext
friend. w. John A nUnlc. ct al
Under and ~ virtue u dccfcc entered IN this
cnuso uu July ~. 1871 rucunlci iu minute book ".
page 80. j Will. as special commissioned. on
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uEALTu n MEAI1I ~. H-nurrgnrd's
Tonic rnd Nsr,inr, tho Great
French specific.

NfTRyOrg DEBILITY In hu it stages mental
" aud physical dUpHHHIunl tprruHtuuHrl, hF.
purhuudfin. firdllN. u"uu.gia. hIfiDfil. luuplriE
iIf study 90 buHuy.". U1mIiHIf uurui" urJi rrlIHp
81 i0ss ~ memory ruliDulnr NJ the hfllu. hui lll
diseases Of the nervous fttrn mny lD UlirnIlV
rurrd in either frx ~ ihC usO ~ this noe iIrIIri
Preparation. u 80 matter Ul supreme Importance
tu utr appropriate treatment inf ih' tlfr ul ih'
and hruIur after MANY years Trial lu tumpri Nt4
proved unliibio ID tHkvu according tl diurfiuuA
which nW af'tci tu rlrh bottle uuc box equal tp
irIcr, .i,O0 lHr. CO.. HIK huNu iuf $500. trui
~ mail prepaid Uu nUlipi " unHr We guarantee
fIn hONfs ~ tuu nUT riaH With CIHh unlHf o.
tHlyci by a. iuf ~ blNus We viii snud our Wfiirf
guarantee ~ Utufu fhr money N tfrntmnnt duvf
not eject ciifr. a hCukrf Co, bfuggihs. s1la
agents Zoe uuitcl static, ~ aud ~ halu street
hcmphis Tenn.
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Catarrh to Consumption.

PIcrrnr frames, &c up. Lcubric's.
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MICE ROOMS AND BOARD AT No. 81 slIEL
~ by street firstclnss uclghborhood.
OFFICES co. TIE DESIRABLE OFFICES RE
" Gently occupied by me &C 65 Madison H., TO
GOOD tenant. ~ NJ Esrll3
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A NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ OF rooms; No 100 Rayburn ave.
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HOOhs AND HOARD
DOAEpHGOup DAY BOARD At ylSuO rER
- month. 2iY Muuru0 g.
nEiEAulE ROOMS AND BOARD Ar. MAD.
| y fnu street
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T0TrAGES-rWO COTTAGES on BUTLER,
" near shelby. Apply nj G7S shelby 81.
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l. u. EATON, no, II
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16

the concentric rings from his cigar curl
ing upward, tour greatest happiness con-
sists in the love we give to Others, rather,
perhaps, than the love that is given to US.
We are told by some that il is pleasant
and gracious thing to be loved, even il
We can not love in return, and that, DE-
lieve, is her case as yet"
"What is the old fool thinking OF
now?" almos. escspad Lorsdale, as he
gave his mou5tachios vicious twist
~ wonder that you have not been smit-
ten in that quarter" said Sir BrisCO,
with a hearty laugh. "But Of course,
with India before you, and ell that sort
of thing, you can't setCle down yet"
Eventually, the C0rhdenCes CT the bar
onet rather enraged him; but as he hsd
not Melsnie's PERMISSION 20 av0W his en-
gagement beyond her own family circle,
ne Was compelled u remaiu silent; bu!
be writhed under the prospect of leaving
behind him when he went to India, such
2 wealthy snd probable suitor, TO be ia
Youred by the maI-irhuence of UCCle
Grimshaw.
He had observed the protTaCted CONVEX
satiOn IN the recess OF TIE uOOnlit WIN
dow; s conversation from which he
thought Melsnie might have broken eway.
And now confientiallv they seemed to be
Is king there. He knew but too well her
GUARDIANS opposition to his suit, and
could well suspect his too probable vi w
Of favor for another; and If thst other
me6nt-as he doubted not-Was the
Uealthy master of RavensbourEe, the
nervous brevity Of Melaine's farewell
! Though il reality born Of caution end
f9ar), seemed in some way accounted
for; aud so-aEd Soy degrees, and SIS
sisted By p.qu3 and anger, he formed
/ quite m indictment against poor iIslanie,
! and found innumtT&5le Il Tvs in her con-
duct for which ne would duly punish ler
on the morrow!
The lingering in the mo0nlit widow
! seemed 10 assume exaggerated proper
tions, sid then ne knew that "In court
ship, one thing he's such kn2ck cf le&d-
ing 70 another" while, as if to spur his
chagrin, SiE BrisCo began again:
40. one thing, Gs regards means,
know that l an assured of the entire favor
Of our guardian ana Uncle Grimshaw-
good style OF fellow, old Grimslew, is not
he? An old city nsD, as he il, is sure 10
value good settiements-a glitteTin2
future, and Gil that sort Of thing" adde's
Sir Brisco, giving g leisureI7 glance Of
satisfaction, even 1T the luxurious appur-
tenance5 of his smoking
"D-n!n mutteTet LOnsdale under mis-
mcustache; ~ should declare myself
ana give MN crusher-a curdlar-bu'
for MclanIe's wishes"
He was not silly enough 10 feel actus
personal jealousy Of SIR Brisc0 a yet
bu. he wa5 keenly piqued and alarmed
, knowing how MelGnie was circumstance
81 bome-if & home Rose Cottage Coull
he called for her-aware of the secret
open and cruel pressure that MI. Gideon
q G1imshaW was quite capable of puttinl
upon her, Montague Lonsdale was nos
filed win genuine anxiety at the pros
pee Of tte future-of leaving her behia.
him for 9 year, perhaps, in Englana.
TTo Be Continued Nclt Ucetl
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TIE GOULD BABY.
How Edith Got the SIS. 900 Lac, fer Its
Wardrobe,
Clara Il ell in Boston Globe.

Clara eli in Boston Globe.
NEW YORK, Aug. PIE nth Gould has
? boy baby. The telegraph told you so
more than ) week ago. As the eldest son
OF Jay Gould's eldest son he is 81 inter
esting little fellow. Jay Gould expects
to die leaving 100000, 900. George
Gould might easily leave $500, 900, 600.
Therefore the grandson OF TIE CREST sCCu-
muIstor might figure his portion up 20
81 900, 900, 900 when he comes TO make q
will.
Where is the baby girl VINO is destined
to eaten Mn?
Away with surmisas. Let US deal With
the plain, present fact Of the infants
wardrobe, All the information l can give
on that subject relates to the lace pro-
fu5ely used to embelish the wardrobe.
A5out ak months ago, Mrs. George
Gould was talking in Der father-in-lGW' >
presence OF q wonderful beauutul spec.-
men OF ice thst she had seen in London
while SIZE YVES playing there with Gil
American theatrical company, just before
her retirement from the stage and mar
rage. This lace vas, she said, perfect
example CT the most exquisite point
| d'AlenCOD.
had been the property Of tha En-
press EdgeDje. l. was ugiqGe on &C
! count not only 81 the beauty q its h3raL
| design. but also the perfection OF lis
! color The tone C Inc lace taroug 10u.
WIS delicate creamy white. While me
| slight difference in color between the
| flowers end the foundation On which they
were worried could be appreciated ~ the
! connoisseUr in these matters. II had rot
been obtained By tinting, SIS IN tae cise
! OF inferior lAcas, but it WSs simply The
natural result OF the patient hand labor
expended on its manufacture.
This exquisite piece OF point d'Alencon
consisted ct ten yards Of vide bouncing.
besides 8 handsome garniture in two
widths 10 correspond. Young Mrs. Gould
expa.iated on the beauties of this Ice
voluoIy.
"Do YOU want III" Jay Gould asked.
at would delight me-" was Edith'z
reply.
'Th2t would you do with it?'
she gave an evGsive answer. But her
desire 20 possess that particular piece oil
lace was uneqQIvocal. Mr.. Gould said
that she should have il. Within two
weeks il was IL the house, Tor the order
to buy il was gent over the cable. The
price was $4,000 or $4,000, end the duty
and other expenses raised the cost tC
about SIS. 600.
The bride knew what she meant to dc
with the lace.
1t was cut up ruthlessly, and vsriousl7
Utilized in embellishipg the clothes to1
1.-THE baby who has now come into thu
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
ROT IN INTENDED slIG8r.
The C. a, u. of Pennsylvania Overlook
Prca,d.nt C!eve!Gnd

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept, l0-C3m-
mauder Harper, Of the Department q
Pennsylvania G. g. R., mss Just i3sGsd
IN order for the G a. r administration
in the military parade neIt Friday. Par
&graph OF the order is the Cause CT no
little Comment. II reads IS follows; "In
passing the reviewing stand or while be
ng reviewed by Lieutenant General
Palllp II. Sheridan OF the Uuited States
army none bat the post commanders VIII
salute and the pos. coIoTs VIII be
dipped"
As the parade vii. be reviewed by
President C evelaad and General Sheridan
will be in command CT the lie, it is
claimed by some veterans not Grand
Army CT The Republic men, that the name
Of President Cleveland should have been
inserted in th2t paragraph OF tina order,
srd that it is direct slight to the Chief
Magistrate in not doing SO, Grand army
oi the Republic men, however, are all of
the opinion taat the matter was en over
sigh, and th2t no slight was intended.